Stem cell therapy patient Trish Stressman discusses her recovery from spinal cord injury after undergoing stem cell treatments at the Stem Cell Institute in Panama City, Panama.

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Stem Cells for Spinal Cord Injury: Community Outreach San Diego 2011 - Trish Stressman

Adult Stem Cells are present in your body from the day you are born and are naturally produced in your bone marrow. Stem cells can become virtually any type of cell in your body.

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In 1989 when scientists discovered the defective gene that causes cystic fibrosis, a serious hereditary disorder that primarily strikes children of European descent, it seemed as though a long-hoped-for cure might soon follow. After all, tests in many laboratories showed that providing normal copies of the gene should enable patients to make healthy copies of the protein specified by the gene. If successful, that feat would go a long way toward restoring health in the tens of thousands of people around the world who suffered from cystic fibrosis and typically died in their late 20s. (Half of all patients now live to their late 30s or beyond.) The question was whether researchers would be able to reliably insert the correct gene into the proper tissues in patients’ bodies to rid them of the illness forever.

That task proved harder than anyone had believed. Although scientists successfully engineered viruses to ferry copies of the correct gene into patients’ cells, the viruses did not do the job well. By the late 1990s additional unexpected complications made it increasingly obvious that another approach to addressing the fundamental problem in cystic fibrosis would need to be found.

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Bill Lahti is experiencing a quality of life improvement using Stemenhance stem cell nutrition product to help support the body's natural renewal system of adult bone marrow stem cells helping his body to close an 3mm deep wound that was open for over 3 months.

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http://www.facebook.com Spirulina is a powerful tonic for the immune system. In scientific studies, spirulina consistently improves immune system function and enhances the body's ability to generate new blood cells. The bone marrow stem cells, macrophages, T-cells and natural killer cells, exhibit enhaced activity, The spleen and thymus glands show enhanced funtion

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Ying Liu, a Scripps Clinic researcher in the lab of stem cell scientist Jeanne Loring, discusses the biological underpinnings of the technology for using induced pluripotent stem cells for treated ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease. For more information about the Loring lab, go to http://www.scripps.edu

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Ying Liu discusses IPS cell therapy for ALS

Holly is now able to crawl and sit up on her own just 7 weeks after her second treatment for cerebral palsy at the Stem Cell Institute in Panama City, Panama. Her physical therapist now says that Holly will walk without braces or a walker and her neurologist was very impressed by her overall decrease in tone since her return from Panama.

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Stem Cell Therapy for Cerebral Palsy - Holly Catalano

26-year old Jonathan Dieleman has an easy smile and a tireless work ethic. Raised on a cattle farm in Smithers, Jonathan was dirt biking last year when he hit a rock and broke his back. Jonathan was diagnosed a T-5 paraplegic - he couldn't move from the chest down

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Stem Cell Series: Part 1

How stem cell banking saves a child's health forever? A news coverage on Kalaignar Seidhigal, Sun News and Jaya TV.

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(HealthDay News) -- Certain vitamin deficiencies may lead to decreased lung function in people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD), which includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis, says a new study.

For the study, 20 COPD patients (13 women, seven men) completed a questionnaire to assess their dietary intake of vitamins A, C, D, E and selenium, all of which contain cell-protecting antioxidants. A diet low in antioxidants -- as compared to national dietary intake requirements -- was common among the patients.

The percentages of deficiencies were: 25 percent (selenium), 45 percent (vitamin C), 90 percent (vitamin E), 55 percent (vitamin A), and 70 percent (vitamin D).

The researchers then measured the maximum amount of air the patients could exhale with force. All the patients with a selenium-deficient diet had decreased lung function. Among patients deficient in vitamins C, A, and D, only men had decreased lung function. Read more...

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Stem cells can be thought of as "master" cells. You've probably heard about the controversy of embryonic stem cells in the news

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